The Sony PS VR2 prototypes that you’re about to see were in development since 2016 and the team’s main goal was to focus on eye tracking, headset feedback, as well as a single-cord setup. All of these features needed to fit inside a standard VR headset while maintaining a light and compact design.
The initial prototype was built to evaluate functionality rather than weight, especially since they were in the early stages of figuring out how to incorporate new features into the original PS VR design. Once these functional evaluations were performed, the components were integrated into the actual system.
- PlayStation VR2 Sense technology: Eye tracking. Headset feedback. 3D Audio. Highly intuitive controls – Haptic Feedback, Adaptive Triggers and...
- Cutting-edge performance
- 4K HDR visuals
When PlayStation VR2 released earlier this year, it offered players a chance to experience virtual game worlds bristling with detail and immersive features. PS VR2 was the culmination of several years of development, which included multiple prototypes and testing approaches,” said Sid Shuman, Senior Director, SIE Content Communications.
